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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

7RUsTEE's SALE OF EAST WHEEL

N1RUSTEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL
i ING REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF Ceed OF trust made By Harfs H.
Mills and John Mills, her husband, TO me as trtls-
tee, bearing date on the trs. dsy OF May, In the
year one thousand eight hundred and eighty.five,
and recorded In the office Of the Clerk oil the COun.
t. Court OF ohio county, Vet Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. -, page 49, will proceed 10 sell
at public suction =. the front door OF the Court
House o. Ohio county, In wheeling, W. Va, on
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. n, the following de-
scrihed property that Is 10 say: the east half Of
the lot or parcel Of ground lying aad being on the
north sioe oil Fifteenth formerly Cenuel street,
between Jacob and Wood formerly sixth and
sevcathl Streets, in that portion oil the CITY OF
". shriyer, lhe aid lot or Parcel O; ground being
deS!snAt,d b lot numbered eight ~ on The plat oil
said addition, the PORTION 10 be Told lronting
thirty 10y Zee; on F!iteclih formerly Centrel
street. kld extending backward OF an uniform
width 10 public stiey IN tic rear OF said lot, to-
gethet with all and angular the Entertainments and
ap2uttcnGnCes thcreuntO belonging, or In any wise
spterAlninS.
Terms UF sAIE-oae-third Of the purchase
money, or as much more NJ the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cahn in hand on the day OF sale, and
any rtAdue In Two equal inStAlments payable In
one aud Two yenrs tre the day oil sale, with inter
est IRON that day, payable semi annually The put'
chaser TO Riye his notes Tor the deier!Cd install.
1ehis and 10 secure the salRe BY a<ed oi HuAi
upOl the property aud insurance policy upon the
bull ling 10 the satisfaction OF the trustee.
Title believed good, but selling as trustee shall
cDuIcy Ouly such tile al Is vested IN me BY the
above mentioned deed.
GEORGE K. T. GfLCBRisT, Trustee.
1 g. HRRvRY. AuCtiOncer, myD
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Ole 01ttelliqtttter.
THE CHINESE ENECUTIoNER.
A Talk with n Terrible orheiai Of the Csiss.
tai Empire, osN.

ttaf Empire.
San FraneiIeo Argonani.
Facing the potter's houses was high
wall, at whose back and leaning against II
were some large crooks, all which had
their mouths earthOd aver except one.
Here our guide introduced US to three
poorly dressed Chinese, whom we noticed
gambling at ian.tan table near the gate
on our arrival. One, q big, brutish.look.
ing fellow, with a villainous cast in one OF
his eyes, WAS the head executloner, the
other two, who were smallish men, were
his assistants. Through our guide We told
the executioner that we wished 10 see the
instruments OF his calling, and thereon he
produced short, very heavy two.handed
sword and long knife. The following
conversation was carried on between Us
and this "bass" through tho medium Of
our guide:
'How do you use this sword? Where Ia
the block?" ave don't use block.
What We do 10 to make the prisoneya
kneel down In two rows facing one an.
other, and bending their heads down,
Then l take tho sword, and chop, chop,
one on each side, and the heads fall of:
so on, till they're all done, as you'd switch
the tops oil green weeds with your walk.
ing.stick."
"But you don't always chop head OF
with one bIow?" "Atways."
"What Is the knife for2' "For the lingi.
che, or death by many cuts. We tie the
Culprit who Is condemned to this death to
that cross there pointing to two rough
Embarked sticks roughly crossed), and We
commence by cutting oil the eyelids, ears,
nose, and 80 on, ending by sticking the
knife into the heart. The cuts vary Ia
number from eightto 40. according to the
heinousness OF the culprits crimes"
what class OF criminals are condemn.
cd to the lingiche?" Parricidea, mstri.
cides, and women who have killed and
mutilated their husbands form the ma.
jority."
"Do the executions interfere with your
appetite and sleep2"
Tho three executioners grinned sardop.
ically ut this question, 80 we asked:
"How many persons have you executed
in a day?" 81 have chopped twenty
heads OF myself in two minutes. See that
dark looking place on the ground over
there-thars caused by the blood Of the
lost batch We had"
what is done with tho bodies?" 1.-THE
friends take tho bodies away, but we keep
the heada in the crooks over by the wall
there, ond when ~e have large number
which are no longer identiiable, we bury
them. Would you like to see some Of the
heads2"
We declined.
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AGRICULTURE.
Tho Nsoe.,ity Of Proper Rotation Of tn,

Aao Seeosity VI EEVPtF EhoAhaoh VI Nv
Crops.
Pattdde,paia Record. ~
There Ia no soil that can be considered
rs inexhaustibls in fertility. It may pro
duce large crops for many years, but
every pound Of substance removed from
II takes away 90 much, and sooner OIL
later the yield will begin gradually to
lessen. Especially Is this true when the
soil has been devoted 10 onl q .une kind oil
crop. On the rich sofia Of tho West the
lands was kept In corn year after year,
with good Yields as the result, but time
proved the error Of 60 doing. The true
mode Of cultivation Is by q judicious sys.
tenn Of rotation. The soil may fall to pro.
duco certain crops and yet DO rich and
well adapted to some ether kind. The
three great elements Of fertility are nitro.
gen, phosphate acid aud potash, TO which
we may add lime, and as long as the soil
contains these elements 1t will be capable
oil growing any crop suitable to the eli.
mate; but the different ctops 60 not
all feed alike, como requiring an
excess Of certain elements that
are not in demand to such M
extent by Others. A crop Of wheat takes
away large proportion Of nitrogen and
phosphoric acid, but requires a smaller
proportion Of potash. Ills plain that by
growing wheat on the land for several
years the nitrogen and phosphoric acid
would be largely reduced In quantity,
while the land would still DO ricn in pot.
ash. By growing some other crop that
thriyes best on potash, as clover, the soil
would still BIO capable Of yielding bonnti.
fully, while tho roots and audible OF the
clover would return q proportion OF the
nitrogen required for succeeding crop.
By rotation, therefore, the plant food ia
not only proportional to different crops,
but system Of the renovation oil the soil
is also tho result. No matter what crops
may be grown, 1t cannot be denied that
something cannot be derived from moth.
ing, and manure and fertilizers are always
beneficial; yet the best syatem Ia that
which uses the storage capacity OF the
plants to derive portion OF the elementa
required from the atmosphere, and rots.
ton Is thus OF valuable assistance. The
inert matter Of the coil Is reduced 10 nolu.
bility, the rains assist the roots 10 store
up matter, and the soil Is better enabled
to supply tho proper food required for
each plant.
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Louis WoodmAnsee and othcrs,
In Chanoery. =

By virtue Of the authority vested In them nv
decree entered BY the said Court In the above en-
titled cause. on April 8. 1851, the undersigned
q; the front door oil tho Court House OF Did
county, the same being the north entrance 10 M
Public Buildlng, In the city OF Wheeling, 10 the
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BABIES In SIMMER.
How to Scnid MILK Good Advice by n
Woman Physician.

How to scnid MIX Good Advice by n
Woman Physician.
A summer subject OF interest to all
mothora with young children is thus dis.
cusscd in the New York Tribune by Sarah
E. Post, NJ. D., Of that city:
To scald milk frat take q thick elnss
bottle--a soda-wster bottle will do--fill il
with milk nearly up 10 the neck sna place
it uncorked in kettle OF cold water.
Gradually brig this 10 boil, and con.
tinue the boiling for forty minutes, then
! cork the bottle while the steam ia escap.
ing, with "a rubber cork, and remove il.
Milk thus prepared will keep for month
in cool place. This statement NAV seem
%'TSV"T2-', ~ ! 49, W. ?,rv<u true.
Df' htr.H1L r. Of tIid city, has in
hI5 !ab-raLoiy Hacks OF milk which are
months old and are yet perfectly sweet,
The method OF preserving by boiling in
an open vessel and corking during the
escape OF steam is familiar to oil who have
canned fruit. Tho method hes not been
earlier applied TO milk perhaps because
tcnrdiiRg has been considered natural to
milk alter certain period Gnd something
which could not be- avoided. Since the
progress Of tho germ theories, however, it
| has BEEN shown that even this everyday
phenomenon is due 10 h fermentation,
and that, like many other lamentations,
1t depends upon the growth OF minute
vegetable organism similar in character to
yeast Or mold. The milk ia tainted by
the germ OF this organism through tbs
CAD or bottle ThiCh receives 1t, or by con.
tact with the atmosphere, psrhaps: aud
| the organism develops, st the expense of
nutriment in the milk, with the formation
Of acid and SG9.
This development can DO postponed BY
keeping the milk co!d-our usual way OF
preserving its swcetneb1. Though sweet,
however, it will be seen that cold milk IL
not necessarily pure; it may contain the
germ which, introduced into the gtonlach,
Will find the heat needed; and ferlrenta.
ton cCcrrs there, with COLES and even
more ser!Gus complaints as its result. II Is
now considered tnGt the introduction of
these germs With the food Is the greatest
danger in haEd.feeding.
In preserving milk as !sui. lie preserved
Se achieve two advantages over our or.
binary methods. BY the heat applied We
pretty thoroughly des:ry any germs in the
process oi development; while by corking
during tbs escape OF steam We exclude
air and later contamination. Further,
tho dlsagreesblascum usual in hoiled milk
is avoided and the tssle OF the milk ia un-
changed. It's hoped tbat this dainty and
effective way Of preserving milk will be
widely adopted duIingthe coming months.
For babies USE it cannot be too strongly
recommended. The milk as 1t arriyea can
be Immediately sCalded aud corked and
alterward diluted and prepared IS re-.
CURED. Who're intondcd for use during a
Journey it will DO found especially valua.
BILE. When, however, the bottle has been
once opened it should be quickly emptied,
and any portion not consumed at once
should DO thrown away.
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w The undersigned Bankn aud Bankers will IA,
An ftlim drawn In Tho Louisiana State toiiories
Hnicn may DO presented al our counters. -
!, y, o1tEsBY, Pies. Loaisisns National Rsns. (
tlEhHE mANAuX, prcs. State National HANK,
CARL kOnN, Pros Union Naiional nant. -'
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with repeated and powerful dnScs OF quinIuc,
chill and fever, in ZONE one Of liz various forms.
spflHgs lnlo active existence HgaIn. often wlhea,
tho slIgh,Cst apparent provocatiOn, To cx,Inguish
the smoldctng cmbcts Of this obstinate AMI re.
condI,c mnady, no less than 10 ,ubduo II when |,
RACES tlerccly In tho system, llDNtcttcrs Stomach
HItcrs IL ali sufficient When every rr,ourCr al
tho phsrmacoprls has been exhausted against ii
lingering ycstgr OF II. Say. moro. tho plttCH will
protect those brought within the inIlurnco Of Inc
a,m8SPhsr4c poison that beHcr innin' jAl LlIAeue
irOm liz attacks Disorders Of thu stomach, Uyct
and bowels, aru among tho GOnplnintS 10 h,r nm
pTcht I,lcd IRON the Ise Of miaSlnH tainted wniGr
These arc both Chrch and prevented by the il,lrrs
Rheumatism. constipation anu rpual complaints
yiod to ita action.
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Enjoy Life,

What a truly beautiful world We live in
Nature gives us grandeur Of mountains,
glens and oceana, and thouaands OF means
OF enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health but how often do
the majority Of people feel like giving il
up disheartened, discouraged and worn
out with diHease, when there is no occa.
zion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that Green's Au9usl
Ftorer will make them free from disease
as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plaint are the direc. causcs Of seventy. five
per cent OF such maladieB ss Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Cos,iveness,
Nervous frostratiop, Dizziuesa ofthe Head,
Palpitation Of the Heart, and other dis.
tressins symphonic. Three doses Of Au.
gust f2owcr will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. Daw
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On CITY, Pa, Nay ls.-Opcncd at Gll1c; high
est csc: lowest di9sc closed ut Gt%c; salCs
l,OliWO barrels; 'lrnrGDCcS OlSON1 barrels: chs,t
Cn iO,li9 barrels: RhipTcnh 30 barrels.
NEW YORK. May IL Petroleum steady to lm;
opened NJ G!lEc: highest G!i+C: lowest 6l1ic clos
iny nj 6!1SC; tIllcS |, b6s no barrels,
BrAppoRD. IA, May ls.-Opencd at 69IsC; hph
est 6E-H: lowest 6lhc; closed u! 62Xc; clear.
AuCes 1000. 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, May ls.-rctrOleum dull; oprpcd A,
G2,Ec: cluSrd nj G!Tc; hshchi 62t.c; lowest GIG
TTruAILIE. IA May lS.-0peuNi at exc; high
est eye: lowest Gl5ic: closed at 62tIIc.
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The Delight Of the Ladies'

because it enhances their charms teniold
is Sozodont, with which no dentiirice can
compare. 1t checks premature decay oil
the teeth, completely removing tartar
from their surfaces, intersIices and cavi.
ties, whitening them, rendering the gums
healthy and coraliine aud the breath ss
balmy as the odor OF flowers. The gritty
and acid properties which render many
tooth powders and washes Objectionable
are MOTTO be found in Sozodont, Americas
fsyorite teeth restorative.
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I'VE DO hereby certify that wa sunc,v,,. ~.
rngenenh lot all tho Monthly and Scmi. Ann nm ~
Dmwiuu Of The Louisiana State Lottery Com nanS'
and In person manage and control the 6Mrfny,,
themselves, aud that the same Afe conducted wiz
hos, AID wc authorize tho Compsny ID nso IN,
certificate, with faesimiles Of oar s,Snxturos A.,
ached, In ~ Advertisements" 'ui'' ~
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Lsdy vero de Vere's American cousin,
buying dreas goods (iu doubt III really
don't-know." Stunning salesgirl-"It
suits your style perfectly, Miss" imeri.
can cousin--"Well, III take twelve yards"
Stunning Balesgrl communicative -"I'm
having dress of tho came pattern my.
SELF" American cousin with pmphaais)
II don't wish the goods, thank you,'
and tlounces out. Stunning salesgirl
thinks and thinks.
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What llr Was Looking For.

Hl7 NftH NfifJ.
a good church deacon in Michigan who
was tempted into dabbling bit in wheat
picked up tho paper Quo morning and
said: 81 more tlcilisiI feeling developed
in our market yesterday" The editor
had written il "buligh," but the coed old
deacon laid the paper right down and went
10 tho telephone and gaia to his broker:
hell mo out at once for whatever you got.
I've been expecting something like this
for come time, and don't propose to have
old gatan walk in on me-"
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANk.
New Orleans In

pEMFNAEp That the presence OF Genersls
y, ~ al SLu Beauregard and Early, who are
late attHess and Integrity, that e cnances arc nil
number will draw Prize, ""A'
KEMEMBEK that the payment OF all Prizes ia
by FOUH NATIONAL
signed by the President OF an institution Wbose
chartered rights are recognized In the h!gNes,
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations or
Anonymous schemes W
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FINANCE AND 4: a TRADE i, !, DE
The ftatures Of the Money and Stock
80 - 10y frF MARY ats n r. p 4. r r7TE7f :

81 r. y - Alhkkous .Ef|F 'HEHH =
NV YohK. May is-Money on call easy at Ial
per cent, closed ats per cont offered. Prime me,
camille paper 6asx per cent Sterling exchange dull
and unchanged. j y Z, 4 d 81 u Z l.''t9Il
There was another burst Of activity In the stock
market today and under tho lead Of New england
and Missouri Pacific material advances were es,s 3.
li,hed over the entire list There wefo cItensIye
efforts on The part Of bears 10 cover thelf shorts.
INC GOULD shares were prominent, aud the general
belief IA that Dir. Gould has taken hold OF Ills spe
cialties iot rise. The Opening was irregular but
generally arm. though differences from ia,t even
ln9t Anh prices were for sigh, iraetiops only. The
market ws strong from the opening, however, with
missouri paciao and Union Faciao The most promi.
hent ~ the dealings The coal stocks aud granger,
were Inclined 70 weakne. At drt, but later 10
After the fnt hour the marke, uulcted down
ana plies remained stationary until the afternoon,
Ailer mat time more animation was shown and
z decidedly strong tone developed Throughout
me lht, while New England and Missouri Psciac.
with lew OF the specialtes, made marked al.
Yanees. the improvement continued until The
close. which was active aud strong at the best
prices OF tho day. Almost everything 4 higher
ms evening; New England Is up ", Miss0uri
ffGftc ~, iexas& Pacific ~, Union PaclHo tx.
ahl Jenny Central aud Pacific Mall per cent
each. bales i67 100 shares. -7'III,.IH' -
hallf0ad bonds quieter; sales. t2i73,000.
novetnment bonds DULL but afm. II
blnte bonds duh and ktpaiy y.
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Old

and reliable Medicines arc the bee. to de-
pend upon. Ac1er's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impure
ties OF the Blood. In every form Of Scroll
ulous, Syphilitic or Aiercuril diseases, it
is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan & Co. and G. Menke-
mcller. 10
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o.li2 bead came over tho 'fernsylyanIa r,ilroad
a t0aI AUS over tho Baltimore q ohio railroad.
CLAArxoSr LIVE arocx MAayrr.)
BALTIMORE. May 10, lss7. =
Al hoss and sheep sold In thsse yasd, BY T.
a. blAcuhtfe are at gross weight - =. = =
Receipts this week 220l head OF hocx ,rs,r.,
~ Dead last week, rough sows arc seliins
N'si fhf 70 rood from IS 70 to IS %. - -
t9}i.Sl ~ ARRIVALS oy LIVE STOCK. 81
At C8ortrioM Soek fdrds. 80 Baltimore d ohlo
Rdanodd, for tsttk sAdiao Gay is
u car, containing SIS cattle, Is cnlyes on
ssheep and lsmb.; SS9 hogs. 70 hoyes, 81 aples
calves Va! nheep and lambs, 6lS hogs. 70 horsSs Az
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Tee hest gdlre in the wotlt 10. cats,
bsuires, sores, ulcers, Sslt rhenm, lever
sores, letter, chepped hands, chilblaias,
ccrEa, and all skin eruptloIe, and posi-.
lively cnres piles, OF no pay required. Il
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price "a cent? per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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EJcHhgf,
"Sam," ncked farmer, "whcre 10 the
hoOW
"Wid do rake, Bnh.'
"Well, whore 10 the rREe2"
ovid dc hoe"
"But where arc both 7"
"Bole togedder. Why, boae, you pears
TO be VERY pertiker diH mornn'.'
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f}aff't

Triho with any Throat or Lung Disease.
II you have Cough or Cold, or tho chill
hrcn arc threatened with Group or
WhoopiRg Cough, use Aeker's Ehslisl,
Remedy and prevent further trouble. II
10 positive euro, and wo guarantee II.
Price 10 and Doc. Logan & Co. and o.
Menkomoller. q
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why Ackes's Blood Elixir ia warrentcd, |,
because il, is the best blood preparation
known. II will positively cure all blood
diseases, pnrities the whole pyntem, md
thoroughly builds up the constitution
Rememher, we guarantee it. Logon e Co.
and Q. Menkumeiier.
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IiDs'0n Hrdt0n
Elsa yer obbnr been vRckHinnnto1, Uncle
Epli'm" mo, Clayburn, l'su nohbur
bin yackainnaied; ips ynn2' "Yns, Uncle.
lAa been vRCkBinnatsi dis mornin' In do
back o. do neck" "What ioah2" "Four
cents." "Four crnDp? II didn't tuke,
did III"
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would enjoy your dinner and are prevent
cd by dyspepsia, uae Aeker's Dyspepsia
tabletu. They are positive cure for dys.
pcrsis, indigestion, tiatu!oncy and consti-
patton. We guarantee thnm. % and SO
centa. Logan u Co. and .. Meuke.
ueller,
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NEw IORK, Way lS.-CottOn steady; uplAuds
10 ld!GC: UrlcnuS llisc: futures closed steady;
May iNStc: Juno ~ h7G; July l0s9c: August 09ic:
September l0,hiC: OGt0bnf 10 pic: December go;
JANUARY y0ic; February lO.l0c.
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DR.. ". W. Gray, Gave Spring, Ga,
says: III have given it in several caecB Of
habitual sick headache, with perfect sue.
cess" TrhGs
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American wife lin palace carl: l cup.
poGed thar nico'lookinE couple ut the other
ord oi the car were Americana, but gee
now they are Engliah. American hus.
band: What have you noticed2 American
Slic: The man drinks liquor at his meals
AT the o:her end-ED9l!sh wife: ! wigl!
We could make the acquaintance Of those
two ~ the further end OF the carriage.
am cure they are English. English hus
band; No; they Rt Americana. How
did you ascertain? The man drinks be.
tween meals.